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Meanings of very unreasonable in English
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Usage of very unreasonable in English
1
I really feel that Ann Carter is very unreasonable in her complaints.
2
But her reception of it made her seem a very unreasonable person.
3
This paying of notes and requisition notes appears to me very unreasonable.
4
But when children are out of humor, they are always very unreasonable.
5
I suppose it is very unreasonable in me, but I cannot help it.
6
He found more fault with him, and became very unreasonable in his treatment.
7
That does not prevent his being very unreasonable, all the same.
8
He was very unreasonable and aggravating, and called us both liars.
9
The man evidently thought them very unreasonable and hard to please, but obeyed.
10
Was I very unreasonable to agree to this delay for my father's sake?
11
Mrs. Masters had declared the request to be very unreasonable.
12
But permit me to say that you are very unreasonable.
13
The rule may work occasional injustice, but is it after all so very unreasonable?
14
He was, however, peevish, impulsive, impetuous and often very unreasonable.
15
Heaven knows, there was nothing very unreasonable in these proposals!
16
They are very unreasonable-theselower orders-theyspoil one's Paris so!
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